Media Coverage

Want to start the year off on the right foot? Philadelphia Magazine lists 21 ways to volunteer your time in and around Philly, and cites The Saturday Club, which now has a kids’ club where you can teach littles about acts of kindness firsthand by dropping off cookies to local fire stations or making care packages for children in the hospital. Read Full Post “Philadelphia Magazine: Heal the World”

On Tuesday, Nov. 13, The Saturday Club, one of the oldest women’s nonprofit organizations in Pennsylvania and nationwide, held its Annual Holiday Market at its historic Wayne clubhouse at 117 West Wayne Avenue. The event featured both local and national vendors, providing holiday shoppers with an exclusive selection of art, jewelry, clothing, accessories, home decor and gifts. Read Full Post “IN Tredyffrin-Easttown: The Saturday Club 2018 Annual Holiday Market”

Radnor 21 spent time at The Saturday Club this fall learning all about our Cotillion program. From understanding the curriculum and speaking with the instructors, to filming the students and talking to their parents, Radnor 21 was there to capture it all. Check out this awesome clip to learn more about the program and why the values of this Main Line tradition still ring true for another generation of students.  Read Full Post “Radnor 21: The Saturday Club Cotillion”

Caritas, tzedakah, zakat, daan. No matter what it’s called, charitable giving is a tenant of all religions. It’s also the pillar of civic and fraternal associations throughout the Main Line and western suburbs. Many nonprofits are looking for volunteers, in-kind professional services and more. For Main Line Today’s first-ever Giving List, they asked regional leaders – including Saturday Club President Christine Brunelli – to name their favorite charities. Read Full Post “Main Line Today: 25 Local Organizations to Give To”

The Saturday Club: one of the oldest women’s non-profit organizations in both Pennsylvania and nationwide, will host its Annual Holiday Market at its historic Wayne clubhouse,117 West Wayne Avenue, Nov. 13 from 5-9 p.m. Featuring local and national vendors, the event promises to provide incredible holiday shopping with an exclusive selection of art, jewelry, clothing, accessories, home décor, and gifts. Read Full Post “Delaware County Daily Times: Find out what’s happening around Delco in this week’s community calendar”

The Saturday Club’s Holiday Market is included in this round-up of November events and activities happening around the Main Line. For the full article click here.  Read Full Post “Main Line Today: 50 Things to Do This November Around the Main Line”

The Saturday Club will offer a cotillion program beginning Friday, Oct. 5, at 117 West Wayne Avenue. The program is open to boys and girls in third through sixth grade and will be taught by instructors from Jon D. Williams Cotillions, a nationally recognized dance and social skills education program. To read the full article click here. Read Full Post “Main Line Media News: Community Calendar”

The Fall Women’s & Children’s Consignment Sale, as well as the 2018 Saturday Club Cotillion program were featured in the fall issue of IN Tredyffrin/Easttown. Read about our popular bi-annual consignment sale, as well as registration information for our 27th season of teaching dance and social skills to Main Line children here. Read Full Post “IN Tredyffrin/Easttown: Fall Events at The Saturday Club”

The Saturday Club will host its Fall Women’s & Children’s Consignment Sale through Sept. 29 at 117 W. Wayne Avenue. All proceeds will benefit The Saturday Club and its philanthropic support of women’s and children’s charities. For the full article click here. Read Full Post “Main Line Media News: Community Calendar”

SAVVY Main Line’s Caroline O’Halloran recently sat down with Saturday Club President Christine Brunelli and VP of Communications Meredith Rovine to discuss the organization, who it benefits and just what makes it so special. Read the full article in SAVVY Main Line here. Read Full Post “SAVVY Main Line: Meet The Saturday Club: A Main Line Institution Since 1886”